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| Beautiful morning glory on the gazebo. |
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| The blooms try to face the sun. |
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| These girls help out in many ways. Even with her arm in a cast she is feeding her sister when she isn't picking. |
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| Bright sun, fully open morning glory. |
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| Such vibrant color. |
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| Sisters picking the cherry tomatoes. Taste testing is almost mandatory! |
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| Anna and her two oldest cherubs bring in a cart full of produce. |
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| Onions and beets. |
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| Lemon cucs and slicing cucs. |
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| Taste testing among the very tall greenhouse tomatoes. |
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| Thumbs up on the multitude of lemon cucs from the field. |
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| Grams makes the beets all tidy. She is good at that! |
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| Taking a break. Hi!! |
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| Dahlias. |
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| A bee on the statice. It is bigger that some of the flowers. |
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| Honeysuckle getting ready to bloom. This plant was moved from Jewell, Oregon (Dad's home town) to here in 2012. |
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| Clematis. |
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| Many colors of statice. These dry well, too. |
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| The day is winding down. You can always tell when the morning glory start to close up. Their name says it all. |
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| The "volunteer" sunflower has grown HUGE. Anna has to reach up high to get to the seed head. |
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| More are closing up. See the little pale tube to the left of the blue one? |
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| Last blueberries. |
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| Various sizes of zucchini. |
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| A few more summer squash. |
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| Triple Crown blackberries. Oh, they are thornless, too! |
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| The Marys bag up the beans. |
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| Figs. So sweet and yummy this time of year. |
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| Anna made a delicious salad for lunch. She tries to keep us healthy. |
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| Crocosmia look like they are on fire. |
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| A bee has folded up its wings and is sleeping on this zinnia. It is just before dark. |
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| More zinnias to pick. |
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| A variety of yellow crookneck and straight neck squash. |
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| Patty Pan. Reminds me of little individual pie tins. |
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| The yellow ones are Golden Zucchini. |
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| Grams works on her weight training. |
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| A cart full of goodness. So fresh and healthy. |
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| She is strong! And so very willing. |
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| Zinnias right before dark. |
